a twisted game of jealousy that also claimed the precious lives of two young boys. >> we may never know all of the details about this case, because everyone involved has passed away. and sadly, and this is what disturbed neighbors so much is that those two innocent young boys that their lives were taken too. >> this is one of those horrific cases where there is no justice to be had. now we turn to our next story. kimberly long's nightmare began when she came home from a night out and found her boyfriend, ozzie condra, dead on the couch. she had no idea how much worse things would get. for nearly 13 years, a beautiful young nurse and single mom named kimberly long had been steadfastly proclaiming she didn't do it. but someone brutally bludgeoned her boyfriend, ozzie condra, to death. in what the prosecution portrayed as a bloody crime of passion. and despite being sentenced to life in prison where she languished, many were convinced kimberly was indeed innocent. >> there's absolutely no forensic evidence that points to kim as being the killer. i mean, if i'm on the jury, i'm thinking thi

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we have not created enough safety and enough honorable spaces for young boys to know that it is totally activate their tenderness, gentleness, compassion, and their desire. and it is more about the talk of consent, there is more conversations to be held about their internal sexual health. that was really the impotence of it all. >> judy, you began writing later in life. today, it seems that young and gifted are celebrated more than those who find their career footing later in life. tell us about this and your life experience in writing. >> it wasn't later in life. i started writing in my 20s. is that later in life today? i don't know. i had two little kids, but i was in my 20s when i started to write. tell me what you want to know? i lost you there, because it was late.>> what is your sense of writers, would like you, are tackling these issues that they know are going to get controversial, yet, they are so important to us. the whole point of velshi banned book club is , we have got these people on here who are able to tell stories. i think more people read them because people try and ba

you know, as you well know, sports -- you know, a lot of boys in the community want to be the next multimillion dollar athlete. we were pursuing young people who like to be nerds like myself. so there was a huge group of boys and girls who like literature, so i decided to focus on boys and girls in our communities who might have access to literary communities. >> you edited a book of 2006 called turn the page. sharing successful chapters in our lives with youth. and in a review of that book, the african-american literature club book review said, quote, for some reason, reading isn't generally considered cool among most black teens, especially males in inner-city schools, and a self-destructive attitude, which only lessens their prospects for success later in life. fortunately, patrick oliver has staked his career on reversing the suicidal trend. what kind of books do you put in kids hands? >> books around poetry, growing up in the south, published by denise johnson. in those magazines was a lot of poetry. because it had a similarity with rap music, rhyme, similar to r&b music that i grew up on, i thought, let me start this project o

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let me take them out or let me push step efforts and look at these young people, particularly boys, you know, who you know, as you well know, or peter, our sports boys, all boys. and i want to be the next multimillion dollar athlete. but you also have a struggle, also presumed to young people who like to be nerds like myself. growing up, i loved books a lot reading, a lot of exploring. so there that is huge. well, google always and girls who like literature. so i decided to focus on boys and girls who are in minority communities, may not have access to literature activities like i mentioned earlier, know you wrote or you edited a book in 2006 called turn the page and you don't stop sharing successful chapters in our lives with youth. and in a review of that book, the african-american literature club book review said, quote, for some reason, reading is a generally considered cool among most black teens, especially males in inner city. schools are self destructive attitude, which only lessens their proscts for success later in life. fortunately, patrick has staked his career on reversing

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so what would you say to try and keep boys and young men in the discipline?t comes from the teachers empowering the young students to really understand and appreciate that the world of dance and the arts in general can literally be a gateway to the world. we need to be able to have society finally relax and allow boys, girls, whoever to actually enjoy what it is they're passionate about. if you've got a young boy that's passionate about it at a young age and then it starts to drop off, that passion just doesn't disappear overnight — that's from society. that's from the pressures around them of conforming or wanting to obviously fit in with their peers. and i think if there is a young boy watching this or a parent watching this, my father was so influential with how i approached that. it was asked to my father, "what's this we hear your son is dancing?" and he just said to them, "yeah, he's amazing. you should come and watch him." and i had a situation where some bigger guys came up and asked me the same thing. "what's this? we hear you dance." and it was my f

sparta prague - 1:1, barcelona young boys - 5:0, bayern-milan - 1:0, borussia dortmund-celtic - 7:1,sporting - 1:1, slovan bratislava manchester city 0:4. danylo ignatenko played 63 minutes for slovan. arsenal-psg - 2:0. kamenir oleksandr zinchenko did not play due to injury. tomorrow dynamo kyiv will play the second match in the main stage of the europa league. the white-blue opponent will be the german hoffenheim. the match will take place at the prezero arena stadium in the city sinsheim. after all, hoffenheim is a village with about 3,000 inhabitants and there is no suitable stadium there. in the europa league, dynamo has already played one match against italian lazio. that match ended with a crushing defeat 0:3. matz against hoffenheim will miss kyiv versatile maxim bragara, who received a straight red card in the game with lazio, and defender brian ceballos, who was injured in the same match. ukrainian tennis player yuliya starodubtseva confidently defeated neutral athlete from russia anna kalinskaya in the fourth round of the tournament in beijing. starodubtseva conducts a rec

a book about a young boy going to the barbershop, coming out to celebrate who he is.nother book, celebrating identity those books, with those authors, appearances, in chicago with the "program. those are people who went crazy, like they would had an entertainer came to the school. but these authors in front of the young people in community centers, in bookstores, libraries, they find out, peter , these authors are just like me. they talk like me, they look like me. the same kind of food i like, they grew up like me. that is the attraction. >> speaking of videogames, how do you compete with social media and video games to get attention to a longer form book? >> i would be lying if i said it is not difficult, it is a huge challenge, even in my family with my nephews and nieces, they love technology the technology is extremely fascinating to play again that goes beyond your imagination. it is a huge challenge. at the same time, i am asking parents in community centers and community leaders to get behind the effort to promote this asking radio stations to host authors, sp

up, they were very few black players on the us international team and it's so important for every young boydoing what they maybe want to do, just goes a long way. if i get to inspire one person every day, i think all of this is so worth it. you have until 9am gmt on monday, 28 october to visit the bbc sport website to cast your vote. barbra banda, aitana bonmati, naomi girma and carolina graham hansen are the other four nominees. the winner will be announced on the 26 november. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. wednesday's shaping up to be a fine day across most of the uk with some pleasant sunshine. however, the morning could look like this, particularly across southern and central areas of england. mist and fog really quite thick in places, but the fog shouldn't last. it will clear later in the morning, and thanks to the position of this area of high pressure and our southerly winds, it'll feel pleasant in that sunshine. and i think the mild air is here to stay at least until thursday. beyond that, somewhat cooler air will arrive off the atlantic. s

genital mutilation of young boys. how do they do that in the democratic party with a smile on their face? this is what we're up against. this is one of the fun phrases that i really wish i'd been able to say on that stage. every patriot north and south of wall street and east of that babylon in san francisco knows that things were not like that in trump's america. in trump's america you were safe and the border was secure. in trump's america you were prosperous and you didn't have to choose between food on the table medicine at the cabinet and a roof over your head. in trump's america you didn't have to look over your shoulder for the fbi every time you went and spoke up at a school board meeting or got down and prayed in church without a fauci mask. in trump's america, communist china. imperial russia. the rocket man in new york and the mullahs of iran left us and the rest of the world alone. why? because they feared and respect donald john. they're going to eat kamala for lunch, breakfast and dinner. come on, you li

exciting series for me to be able to lead the way and hopefully create an environment for them young boys, and the los angeles dodgers have won their first world series title since 2020 after a stunning comeback to beat the new york yankees 7—6 on wednesday. the yankees led the game 5—0 but the dodgers clawed the score back to 5—5 in the fifth inning, which proved to be the turning point. freddie freeman was named the most valuable player of the world series after hitting home runs in each of the first four games of the series, including a walk—off grand slam in game one. including a walk-off grand slam in name one. , , ~' , game one. seems like we hit every seed game one. seems like we hit every speed bump _ game one. seems like we hit every speed bump possible _ game one. seems like we hit every speed bump possible over - game one. seems like we hit every speed bump possible over the - game one. seems like we hit every l speed bump possible over the course of this year, and to overcome what we did as a group of guys, it's special, and this is what we start out to do every championship,

but will still be heavy favourites to beat swiss side young boys on tuesday.tion: we have only lost a sinale translation: we have only lost a single game — translation: we have only lost a single game against _ translation: we have only lost a single game against monaco i a single game against monaco but i'm not worried about it or what happened in the last seat on or before it. but the team and club want to achieve success in the champions league and in order to win it, we must win games, and i'm very positive and united, we play attractive football and if we must fight to win the respect backin must fight to win the respect back in europe, we will do that. here they are then — tuesday's matches. manchester city take on slovan bratislava he has won every competition you can imagine already in his career, and he has transformed the club with a clear identity under him and that is a big achievement, the way he has done it, personally, so a very good test for all of us. elsewhere, barcelona had had a perfect start to their season before losing their opening matc

barcelona are seeking their first win of this season's competition against swiss side young boys. manchester city take on slovan bratislava, the team that lost 5—1 in their opening game to celtic, who play borussia dortmund. while four other teams including bayer leverkusen and sporting will be attempting to claim their second win of the new league stage of the competition. despite two days without play, india have wrapped up victory in the second test against bangladesh, and with it a 2—0 series clean sweep. jasprit bumrah and ravindra jadeja combined to take six of the 8 wickets to fall early on the final day in kanpur as bangladesh were bowled out for 146 in their second innings. india only needed 95 to win and went quickly. not as quickly as their historic eight runs an over in the first innings. but still completed a seven wicket victory, reaching their target in under 18 overs. if you make 400, try to make a game out of it, it tells you that the captain believes the bowlers will get the job done, i believe in them, and they had the ability to take 20 wickets, so you will enc

so i was especially young boy of during his years. and um, and it was uh, it was a hard and uh and difficult up and down road. uh. and by the time the parents screaming got done, i think it was think it actually exceeded most people's, i mean, terms of negotiate or some countries. it was, it exceeded most people's best estimate of what might happen. it's now almost 10 years on what do you think about the action that has been taken since the power screen? well, i think gets mixed. i think i think that, that, that there's been a lot of a lot of good. um, i think that the, that you can't deal with this problem without the, the international side. it's is obviously other aspects of the agreement, new technology and the domestic policy. the lots of other things that you really need an international agreement because you've got a 190 something countries and talk these are not going to act as long as they know that their competitors and their partners and other countries are also going to exit to the international side of it really, really i

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few black players on the us women's national team, just so important for every young girl, as a young boys who look like them doing what they maybe want to do, itjust goes a long way. if i get to inspire one person every day, i think all of this is so worth it. visit the bbc sport website to cast your vote. the los angeles lakers host the minnesota timberwolves in their season opener on tuesday. the game will see lebronjames tie vince carter by playing in a 22nd nba season, and potentially mark the first official game where a father and son are teammates, as lebron's son bronnyjames enters his rookie season. this will also be new lakers head coach jj redick�*s first game in charge. yeah, ithink yeah, i think it will be different. no different than the getting ready for any other game, butjust the the getting ready for any other game, but just the feeling the getting ready for any other game, butjust the feeling of being in the nba, it is special. the fixtures for women's rugby world cup 2025 have been announced today following the pool draw last week. hosts england will play the usa in th

the young boy did not speak spanish.ld hear commentary from the studio and the background where people referred to him as a " i don't know" kid. amna: i want to talk about that trend. shaming for not being fluent. a "no sabo kid". what is the new trend? >> as you noted from the report, 78% of latino adults say you don't have to speak spanish to be considered latino in the nation today. there are many latinos who are proud to be latinos. and at the same time they are also proud to say they don't speak spanish. amna: how do different generations and age groups view this? is there a group when you're --is there a gap? >> older generations are more likely to be spanish dominant. what you do use -- but you do see that it is younger latinos experiencing that shaming. more than 60% of college students that are latino say they have been shamed at some point for not speaking spanish. that speaks to the current phenomena. another part of this is data from the census bureau. among those latinos 5-17, only half speak spanish at home

as a young boy, iosif kabzon first appeared on stage at the local opera and ballet theater, participatedin an amateur art competition, and as the winner with the song "migratory birds are flying", he was sent to a concert in moscow. and when fate later connected him with the stage, the first time he came to our theater stage, he knelt down, kissed her and said, "this is mine." kabzon paid them salaries for several months from his personal funds, everyone the same, from the cleaner to the director, and then helped with the restoration of scenery and staging of plays. i believed in donbass as a child, when i wandered through the ruins of liberated donbass in... the fourth year, now it is experiencing difficulties, but i am sure that the people of donbass, the residents of donbass will defend their freedom and independence, will blossom again our beloved city. despite the fact that ukraine deprived him of his titles of merit, kobzon did not stop performing ukrainian songs at concerts, which he loved very much, his mother taught him them as a child. in donetsk, they remember that the audienc

the film is the story of a young boy who turns to martial arts and performs its techniques violently recklessly . and the movie vikram and vetha will be broadcast tomorrow at 19:00 on the show network. it's about a policeman who wants to arrest a criminal group led by wade. maryam mohammadi of sada news agency by broadcasting this report , we have reached the end of this news section, the next news section is at 11:00 . the release of ahud al-shahda, i mean the family of al-fara, who is the wife of tens of martyrs, are found inside this house . the search process is ongoing . 11 ministers, vice presidents or members of the government, in the form of regulatory and legislative orders of the parliament, said the necessity of implementing the provisions of the 7th plan and were accountable to the representatives. the first order of the commission's report in the session of the governor general of the central bank was a guest of the parliament and the order was to review the horizontal policies to ensure the supply of production and importers as well as basic goods . we are having a prob

from that point forward i knew racing was what i wanted to do. >> michael: but even as a young boy, thereimportance of representation. you look at other forms of sports and entertainment where we have a lot of presence in it. it's not the case in racing. >> michael: but for caruth, the biggest barrier to entry, proximity to an actual race track. >> it was almost impossible i think to get started growing up there d.c. i think the nearest race tracks are over 50 to 60 plus miles away. >> michael: luckily, he found i-racing that allows him to practice and compete virtually, to help build a name for himself. >> i-racing is a really successful tool, i think, in bridging the diversity gap. it removes the barrier, whether it be inner city kid ors people that have no access to racing. it's inexpensive. you just need a pretty simple steering wheel and pedal set and computer and that's it. >> michael: with that experience, he was able to apply for nascar's drive for diversity program, a program dedicated to developing minority and female nascar professionals. >> once he got into the program, they i

the audience that she is hugely concerned and worried about the external influences facing young boys the output of influencer and good friend of nick, andrew tate. >> thanks mate . that's brought >> thanks mate. that's brought me into the story. >> that's nice. it says it in here. >> i thought you were going to sort of bring laurence in the story, but curveball, you brought me in. well. go on. >> look, boys are fine. just don't. don't tyrannise them >> look, boys are fine. just don' even1't tyrannise them >> look, boys are fine. just don' even born 'annise them >> look, boys are fine. just don' even born was se them >> look, boys are fine. just don' even born was it'shem that even born was it's a falsehood, right ? you were only falsehood, right? you were only ever assigned. tune in next year when we'll be covering the story that says, how dare you say i've been assigned? yeah, that's oppressing my whatever's going on. jonathan, the independent billie piper has a lot in common with gb news. not only in what she's saying in this news story, but we both have laurence fox as an ex, and

small fir-tree caught up with us, and so it turned out that well, it wasn't without losses, one young boy died on the spot, we were all cut down, well, i, i i want to say that, well, i guess i was lucky, they took two fragments out of my eyelid, my eye remained whole, i don’t know how it happened, it hit my temple, a centimeter fragment - there’s my back, my arm, well, that’s already such a trifle, just a serious eye injury could, well, play a very cruel joke, you could remain disabled there and but after this injury you still end up returning to the front, and i’ll tell you more, i even refused hospitalization, yes, i just, to be honest, i don’t think that this is a really serious injury, yes, it did take place, but i was just lucky. i refused hospitalization right in the medical battalion, returned to the location, here our local doctors patched up a bit, in the village a special group got stuck from the commander, with him two officers soldiers, they said that the commander was seriously wounded from klintsy from brensk in the lung gathered a group of 10 people and ... went, but on the

in la liga for the first time on saturday but will still be heavy favourites to beat swiss side young boysn tuesday. translation: we have only lost a sinale translation: we have only lost a single game — translation: we have only lost a single game against _ translation: we have only lost a single game against monaco i a single game against monaco but i'm not worried about it or what happened last season of the season before, both the team and club want to achieve success in champions league and in order to make it, we must games and i'm very optimistic and positive. we are all united and positive. we are all united and the team plays well, they play attractive football and if we must fight to in that respect back in europe we will do that. these are the games on tuesday. manchester city take on slovan bratislava — the team that lost 5—1 in their opening game to celtic, who play borussia dortmund. four other teams including bayer leverkusen and sporting will be attempting to claim their second win of the new league stage of the competition. despite two days without play, india have wrapped

boys. ♪♪ >>> a birthday party for a young >>> a birthday party for a young boy in northwest iowa got revved was a birthday party turned motorcycle rally for one iowa boy. >> i was excited, happy, calm, because -- >> you were not calm. >> reporter: dallas grave turned 11 at the end of september and wasn't able to have a typical birthday party with friends. >> and every year, i have gone big, big for their birthdays. this year was missing too much work, i couldn't do it. he absolutely loves motorcycles. >> reporter: so mom called on the motorcycle community to see if a few would show up on saturday as a surprise. >> we got hundreds. >> i was excited, because of how many there were. i've never seen so many motorcycles in one place, especially at my house. >> we talked to each other, hey, let's see what we can get together. and so many people were, that came down, it was unbelievable. >> it was insane the response we got. right away, as soon as we shared it, we had 50, 60, 70 people, they wanted to ride with us. >> reporter: filling the streets with bikes and people, all to put a smile on dalla

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and the young boy didn't speak spanish.could hear commentary from the studio in the background where people referred to him as a no sabo kid, i don't know kid. and so this is something that's been going on for some time and continues to this day. laura: i want to talk about that no sabo kids trend because that's shaming for not being fluent, right? and no sabo kid is an incorrect translation of i don't know. so i don't know how to speak spanish. what started as a put down has kind of changed, though. how what what is that new trend? and are some latinos reclaiming their cultural identity through it? mark: absolutely. because, as you noted in from our report, 78% of latino adults tell us that you don't have to speak spanish to be considered latino in the nation today. that's unchanged from about ten years ago, the last time that we asked this. and so you look at this and you see that, yes, there are many latinos who are proud to be latinos to identify and to be part of the culture. and yet at the same time are also proud to

it actually happened back in june, and the young boy is still recovering. nbc's ian cull spoke with the boy's mother today. tonight,

they pulled the two young boys out quickly. neighbors say they were badly burned. both were rushed to the hospital, but it took first responders longer to find the 22 year old that neighbors identified as the oldest son. he didn't survive after inhaling a lot of smoke. >> fires that can be lethal aren't always the fires that have flames burning through the roof. smoke is a very deadly component of any structure. fire and when people are sleeping at night, you need to be notified that there's a problem at all. and so that's why firefighters continuously remind the public that working smoke alarms save lives. >> captain george lang says this is a good reminder for the public to make sure you have working smoke alarms. test them every month, and replace them every ten years. >> this is really from our hearts as the crews that have responded that these devices can save your life. if they're functioning and maintained. >> yeah, fire investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of the fire and whether any smoke alarms went off. but neighbors tell me they didn't